A total of 20 metadata variables were imported from the sample sheet for this sample: -
Figure: Histogram of count depth per cell. A lower-limit threshold of 200 was applied (red line).
Figure: Histogram of number of genes per cell. A lower-limit threshold of 100 was applied (red line).
Figure: Barcode count depth rank plot. The ‘elbow’ indicates where count depth decreases rapidly (relative increase in background counts), and can be used to inform the count depth threshold. The applied lower-limit counts threshold is indicated at 200 counts (red line).
Figure: Number of genes versus count depth coloured by relative mitochondrial counts. The count-depth threshold of 200 counts and the number of genes threshold of 100 genes are indicated with vertical and horizontal red lines, respectively. Cells with high mitochondrial counts are typically in cells with relatively lower count depth. Cells with fractional mitochondrial counts higher than 0.1 (i.e. 10.00%) were filtered.
Figure: Histogram of mitochondrial fraction per cell. A upper-threshold of 0.1 (i.e. 10.00%) maximum mitochondrial fraction was applied (red line).
Figure: Histogram of ribosomal fraction per cell. A upper-threshold of 1 (i.e. 100.00%) maximum ribosomal fraction was applied (red line).
No doublet/multiplet identification algorithm was run on this dataset.
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